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DRichard. That is fine for personal purposes , as you know that it might not be accurate, but much of the results of photo AI is...
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I took a picture which turned out very blurred, either from the Wye Valley Walk or Offa’s Dyke Path, somewhere between Monmouth and... -
CCaggwag replied to the thread Gower Street.This is RJR transport that my great great grandparents Richard John Richardson and penninah (Pennie) brought back in the early 1900s and...
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AI in the wrong hands can be a horrible tool. However, I think it can also be used for good. I’ve been involved with AI photos since its...
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brummy-lad replied to the thread Rea Street.A few discrepancies on the census so checked a few others. Court 11 was between Nos. 47 and 48 so No. 46 as marked. Were you aware that... -
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mikejee replied to the thread The growth of AI.Richard. That is fine for personal purposes , as you know that it might not be accurate, but much of the results of photo AI is... -
Once the home to the Rectory, a theatre (for only a few years) and cock fighting. Source: British Newspaper Archive -
AI in the wrong hands can be a horrible tool. However, I think it can also be used for good. I’ve been involved with AI photos since its... -
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“In the middle of the 19C Witton was the remote and hardly-known hamlet.” Witton was the hamlet that was chosen to site the percussion... -
From a hamlet with a few mills and streams and a manor house to an industrialised suburb of Birmingham and location of a substantial...
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Morturn replied to the thread Erdington postmen heroes remembered.Well done Lyn super work
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thanks for sorting that out for me jan...the plaque is now where we really wanted it to be 12 years ago...job done :) lyn -
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Just had a look on Streetview and the wall in question is clearly visible. So on show and not tucked away inside the building. Great...
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A concise summary of Birmingham over 100 years. Source: British Newspaper Archive
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Once the home to the Rectory, a theatre (for only a few years) and cock fighting. Source: British Newspaper Archive
